Education Seen Key to Forging Clinton Legacy

By Mark Pitsch

Washington

After using education as the bedrock of his political revival, President Clinton may turn to school issues in his second term as a way to chisel a legacy.

In the past two years of his first term, Mr. Clinton successfully gained popularity with voters by staring down the Republican-controlled Congress over its proposed education cuts. And in his campaign for a second term, which he easily won last week over former Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, he campaigned on a potpourri of education initiatives he said would help "build our bridge...